Haas v. Jaffe

1. In a suit against an executor to recover for services alleged to have been rendered by the plaintiff to the testator during his lifetime, allegations that “petitioner has never been compensated in any way for said services, though it was understood between them that she was to be fully paid, the said [testator] expressly stating to her from time to time that he would pay her for said personal services as soon as he was physically able,” and that “said personal services are of the reasonable value of $100 per month” during the period in which such services were rendered, did not show a suit…